dcnilsen

The single word that best describes this "movie" is...ludicrous...It has all the look and feel of a 1970s Pilot episode for a tv series that never made it into production...The dialogue is particularly bad and the attempt to make it a futuristic endeavor is completely demolished by the extensive use of normal automobiles...So many holes it is not even worth naming all of them...and if all that isn't bad enough, a terrible ending....worthless really

it seems this movie is one that almost nobody has seen...and that is a real shame, because despite the obvious low budget, it is a western masterpiece of making the most out of the least available...another reviewer says you might be bored waiting for something to happen..did he watch the same movie??..the main character, a thief who robbed gold from a train with his brothers, goes from one circumstance to another in the film, and all of these situations end with someone being killed...I don't call that boring...it is surprisingly realistic and pay close attention to the sound track because the movies music is brilliant...I have now watched this film 4 times, and it gets better each time...I rank it one of my all time favorite westerns....and I think you will too...check it out on youtube...this movie is a classic as far as I am concerned...and I don't play games when it comes to rating movies

first of all, what in the name of god is this movie doing with a 7.4 rating????...it supports my contention that you cant judge any movie by its rating on this site as they are completely misleading and patently false...I can only assume that the majority of the positive ratings are produced by schills with an agenda in hopes of increasing sales for tripe like this...the concept of the film is utterly moronic, the execution is completely unrealistic, the skipping around from one meaningless scene to another that have almost no bearing on the movie is beyond annoying....just one more example of the worthless garbage being generated in the name of so-called entertainment by an industry that has clearly no idea what a good movie should be....pathetic